Originally Posted By RedChorizo62 After I take a first time visitor to Disneyland the thing they always ask me is ( When can we come back)any one else have any questions people always ask?
Originally Posted By WestWind One question I get from people planning a trip is "How much time do we need to see it all?". This is difficult to answer as everyone is different and for people like you and me, there is never enough time.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin Usually they end up asking me, "Do you know every about Disneyland?". Because I am blathering through the whole drive up.
Originally Posted By DyGDisney I've never taken a first time visitor, but I've heard people say, "Why do those people get to go ahead in that line?" while I'm passing through the fast pass line and they are in standby.
Originally Posted By RedChorizo62 Do you all feel like i do at the end of the night. when your leaving Main street and you know your time is up Ya Just dont want to leave cause you dont when you will be back.
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 I always get people who are planning trips as me about the best way to book and what they should see and do while there. Then they get a slightly glassy look in their eyes as I go into full and enthusiastic detail on just about everything
Originally Posted By disnyfans I always feel sad when I am leaving Disneyland on my last night there. I don't want to leave and love to be one of the last walking out, and we go at least once a year. I would really be sad if I didn't know when I would be back.
Originally Posted By Ursula <I always get people who are planning trips as me about the best way to book and what they should see and do while there. Then they get a slightly glassy look in their eyes as I go into full and enthusiastic detail on just about everything> I've learned to answer these questions with questions: How many in your party and ages? If there are kids, boys/girls? What "Disney" thing do the kids relate to? If adults, do they enjoy a break for a glass of adult beverage, etc. Usually from here I can help structure a good day. I recently helped a friend take her family for the first time. I only learned the day before their visit that the grandmother in the party had knee surgery six months ago and suggested they go to City Hall for handicap assistance. (They had asked me if I knew of benches in an area with lots of shade that was centrally located. Only asking why they needed this led me to give them a better way to go.) I now ask this question closer to the planning stages.
Originally Posted By iamsally I have been known to stomp my feet and cry when leaving Disneyland on my last day. I get asked more about hotels than Disneyland itself. But I think the most common one is, "What is an absolute must see?" I always have trouble with that one as I want them to see it all.
